Garrow v. Seattle Taxicab Co.

— The appellant, Seattle Taxicab Company, .owns a line of taxicabs which it operates in the city of Seattle, carrying passengers for hire. At about 2:30 o ’clock in the morning of December 25, 1923, the respondent, Harrow, with two. other persons, took a taxicab of the appellant in the eastern part of the city, intending to ride to certain named places in the western part. The place of destination of the two others mentioned was reached first. There the two alighted, and the taxicab proceeded on with the respondent. It was driven along- one street for some distance when it turned into…